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SunPower Corp. to buy distributor/system integrator in Italy 12/14/2007
Solar Solutions is a 14-person division of Combigas, a petroleum products trading firm, and distributes components such as solar panels and inverters, and offers turnkey solar power systems and standard system kits through dealers in Italy.
ITC judge ruled in favor of Nokia 12/14/2007
Administrative Law Judge Paul J. Luckern ruled that GSM/GPRS/Edge handsets manufactured by Nokia don't infringe on three Qualcomm patents. Qualcomm noted that the ruling didn't address Qualcomm's WCDMA patents.
AMD Puts 8-core on their Roadmap 12/14/2007
The product roadmap included plans for an eight-core server processor, codenamed Montreal, in 2009. The new product would be introduced along with the company's first server platform, codenamed Piranha. The platform would feature HyperTransport 3.0 and DDR3 memory technology.
Korean memory suppliers to shift production towards NAND flash 12/13/2007
Rising demand for NAND-type flash chips used in portable electronic devices is expected to prompt makers to switch more production from dynamic random access memory (DRAM) to NAND, easing DRAM supply.
Digital convergence promises to reshape industry and world 12/13/2007
Digital convergence promises to reshape the entire electronics industry. The shift will be characterized by lower power consumption, higher processing capacity, greater functionality, interoperability and wireless access to information from myriad sources along with rapid introduction of new products.
Attentions are on future server power consumption 12/13/2007
In total, electricity to power computer servers and related infrastructure worldwide reached 123 billion kWh in 2005, which is equivalent to fourteen 1,000-megawatt power plants, or 14 typical nuclear or coal-burning plants
AMD named Hector Ruiz potential successor 12/13/2007
Ruiz said he expects to remain at the head of the company throughout 2008 and did not disclose when he might hand over to Meyer.
SSD standard in the forming 12/12/2007
Taiwan manufacturers in the NAND flash industry are probing the possibility of forming a solid state drive (SSD) alliance to work towards setting worldwide standards for a device promising to replace the hard disk drive (HDD) as the market mainstream.
DRAM market at below cost level 12/12/2007
Samsung and Hynix in combination own nearly 50% of the global DRAM market, once they or other DRAM makers decide to reduce production, we will then see a chance for DRAM market to reach a balance between supply and demand next year
TSMC has 32nm technology not based on high-k 12/12/2007
TSMC calling attention to the fact that this is the first 32 nm low-power technology that did not have to resort to high-k gate dielectric and metal gates to achieve its performance characteristics.
AMD's disclosed bug on Barcelona 12/12/2007
A chip-level bug, or errata, that affected both the quad-core Opterons and AMD's recently released quad-core Phenom desktop processors was "part of the reason" for the sluggish ramp-up, said Phil Hughes of AMD Global Communications.
Wii shortage, a pricing strategy? 12/11/2007
By rationing the supply of Wii, Nintendo might have hit upon the right strategy to forestall the inevitable price erosions and the low, low margins most consumer electronics products suffer.
LED Christmas lighting have its own set of problems 12/11/2007
"My experience last year with LED lights was less than satisfactory ... While I am loath to spend the money for electricity, I think I will switch back to the old-fashioned warmth of regular lights this year."
Problems ahead at Motorola 12/11/2007
Fundamentally, Motorola suffers from a dysfunctional design and supply chain system that is prone to churning out one-time hit products in the wireless handset industry, a fast-growing market that analysts say requires quicker updates, a wider range of products and a deeper understanding of consumer preferences.
Tessera filed complaint on DRAM package infringements 12/11/2007
The companies named as respondents in this ITC complaint include A-DATA Technology, Acer Inc., Acer America, Centon Electronics, Elpida, International Products Sourcing Group, Kingston Technology, Nanya Technology, Peripheral Device and Product Systems, Inc., Powerchip Semiconductor, ProMOS Technologies, Ramaxel Technology, SMART Modular, and TwinMOS Technologies.
Sony to close sites in France 12/11/2007
Sony France SA announced its decision to sell its manufacturing site in Pontonx-sur-L'Adour, in the French region of Aquitaine, and to cut 230 jobs, on a total of 791 jobs, at its mobile phone plant in Ribeauvill, in the French region of Alsace
Qimonda did "sold to lease back" on Virginia fab. 12/10/2007
The transaction involves a sale and leaseback agreement of 200 millimeter (mm) semiconductor manufacturing equipment located in Qimonda s Richmond facility in Sandston, Virginia.
More manufacturers moved into SSD 12/10/2007
Toshiba America Electronic Components Inc. late Sunday announced their entry into the emerging market for NAND-flash-based solid-state drives (SSD) with a series of products
Brand name TV manufacturers no longer produce themselves 12/10/2007
Many LCD TV manufacturers outsourced 100 percent of their LCD TV set manufacturing. These include Grundig, HP, Polaroid, Vizio, ViewSonic and Westinghouse.
Irland to go "true green" on lighting 12/10/2007
Legislation is being introduced to ban the sale of the normal incandescent lightbulb from January, 2009 so as the normal lightbulb breaks, householders will have to replace them with the more environmentally friendly long-life bulb which uses far less energy.
Dell to shut down India R & D Center 12/7/2007
Dell Inc. plans to shut down its India based hardware R&D unit , and will relocate its R & D work to its centers in Texas and Taiwan.
Apacer cancels Taiwan IPO 12/7/2007
Apacer Technology has called its plans to list on Taiwan's over-the-counter (OTC) stock market, saying it does not want to go forward amid the industry downturn.
Asustek to setup propduction in Vietnam 12/7/2007
Asustek Computer is reportedly planning to move its production lines to Vietnam.
Intel to offer Dual Core Celeron CPU 12/7/2007
Intel will release its first desktop dual-core Celeron series, E1000, on January 20, according to sources at motherboard makers.
Intel to add more Eaglelake chipset family 12/6/2007
Intel announced it will add one more product to its 4 series (Eaglelake) chipsets which will be launched in the second quarter of 2008.
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